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і я знову рисую...

agus tarraingím arís...

I see/hear people use 'féidir' a lot and I know it in the context of is féidir liom/I can but I'm curious as to what else it can be used for

I would say that's the main thing, féidir is used with the copula (is) to mean 'possible'.

Is féidir nach bhfuil sé ann - It's possible he's not there

You can, of course, also use it with le to express ability,

Is féidir liom - I can Is féidir leat - You can etc.

The other common one you'd hear is b'fhéidir, this uses the conditional form of the copula - ba, and means 'it would be possible'. It's used to mean "maybe", "perhaps"

B'fhéidir go bhfuil sé breoite - Maybe he's sick

Something to note is that historically the future wasn't used with b'fhéidir, rather the conditional would be used. But there is variation.

B'fhéidir go ndéanfainn é amárach - I might do it tomorrow

edit: I changed amáireach to amárach, which is the standard spelling, it's said amáireach in kerry though

it came to me in a vision

Sorry I had to

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